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basics:summer [2019/02/21 10:12] – cblagojevicbasics:summer [2019/04/17 09:34] – [The influence of the window size and quality of glazing] cblagojevic
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   * The frequency of the occurrence of temperatures over 25 °C increases with increasing south-facing windows areas with low-e triple-glazing: with the following glazing proportions in the south-facing facade:   * The frequency of the occurrence of temperatures over 25 °C increases with increasing south-facing windows areas with low-e triple-glazing: with the following glazing proportions in the south-facing facade:
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     * about 30% with triple glazing and low-e coating      * about 30% with triple glazing and low-e coating 
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     * about 25% with "3-Magnetron" (clear glass)     * about 25% with "3-Magnetron" (clear glass)
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 good values can still be achieved without temporary sunshades in the Passive House. good values can still be achieved without temporary sunshades in the Passive House.
   * In contrast, with a glazing proportion of   * In contrast, with a glazing proportion of
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     * over 42% with triple glazing and low-e coating      * over 42% with triple glazing and low-e coating 
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     * over 35% with "3-Magnetron" (clear glass)     * over 35% with "3-Magnetron" (clear glass)
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 there are such high solar gains in the summer in the base case under consideration that additional measures have to be taken.  These will be dealt with later on. there are such high solar gains in the summer in the base case under consideration that additional measures have to be taken.  These will be dealt with later on.
  
basics/summer.txt · Last modified: 2021/10/13 10:44 by corinna.geiger@passiv.de